AntiSocial Episodes Episode guide
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How does the law handle misgendering?
Amid arguments about misgendering and hate crime - what does existing UK law say?
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How does an author get published?
Industry veteran Amelia Fairney explains the book business
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How can we measure the country’s mental health?
Ann John from Swansea University digs into the stats on mental illness
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Examining racism in the UK
What did the largest survey into the experiences of ethnic minorities discover?
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Do men behave worse than women in the dating game?
Who is badly behaved when dating – men or women?
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Divestment: A beginner’s guide
It’s become a common protest demand, but what does divesting really entail?
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Defining “racismâ€
Monica Moreno-Figueroa from the University of Cambridge on the history of the word.
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Brands and culture
How do companies tap into our values and viral moments to sell us stuff?
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A potted history of the nudist movement
What are the benefits of being naked?
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A history of Received Pronunciation
How did Received Pronunciation come about?
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A history of Eurovision and politics
Eurovision is meant to be apolitical, but over the years it’s been caught in controversy
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A history of anti-fascist protest
Did counter-protests at the ‘Battle of Cable Street’ prove a hammer blow to fascism?
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‘Lefty Lawyers’: where does the phrase come from?
When did people start using the phrase ‘lefty lawyers’ and why?
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‘Bring your whole self to work’?
What does the phrase mean and where does it come from?